Ford focus 1.6 TDCI Cambelt and Water Pump Replacement
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- In this video, we take you through the step-by-step process of replacing the cambelt and water pump on a Ford Focus 1.6 TDCI. Whether you're a seasoned DIY mechanic or a beginner, our detailed guide will help you get the job done right. From gathering the necessary tools to the final installation, we cover everything you need to know to keep your Focus running smoothly. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more
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Great stuff!
Hey 👋 thanks for watching
Pretty straightforward job on these compared to many others out there 👍
Hey 👋 thanks for watching, and yes got to love the simple ones 👍
Excellent video - super clear to follow. Just about to buy one of thee for my son as a first car so perfect timings (no pun intended). Should be an easy introduction for him to car maintenance. Two questions though please. Lower pulley - do you need an impact or just a normal breaker bar and secondly, when you did the tensioner, did you pull the pin and then do it up, or do it up and then pull then pin?
Hey 👋 that’s great I’m sure your son will love it! And to answer your questions the lower pulley I do with a impact gun but it can be done with a breaker bar and if so there is a extra locking tool you would need to lock the flywheel to be able to do that. And the tensioner you pull the pin once the belt is on and then use a 6mm Allen key to turn it to the correct tension then do it up, hope that helps let me know how you get on or if you need any more help 👍
@@MrAutoFixer that is fantastic thank you. Luckily i can borrow an impact so we should sorted 👍
@mercedes_and_more yes you should be fine let me know if you need any more info 😊
@@MrAutoFixer thanks 👌
Hey whats the diameter of the pin? Can i use a 7mm drill bit ? Great video!!!!
Hey I can’t remember the size but yes get a drill bit that fits nice and sing in there and you will be fine !
@@MrAutoFixer thanks! Great well explained video btw doing This tomoz!
@georgejexter thanks ☺️ I always think my videos are crap lol and sweet let me know how you get on with it 👍
Hi
After i changed the timing belt on the same engine
On idling is doing some noisy this happen only on idle
When the car is revving the noise disappear
Any information please?
Sounds like the belt might be a little too tight, Re check the tensioner ?
@MrAutoFixer thanks man
I start the engine nothing just nice engine sound...after 5 min on idle start the noise...Afte other 10 min on idle disappear the noise you think can broke the belt? Is done 10k miles ago
Many thanks from scotland
@@aluyal9288 it won’t be a broken belt as it would not run if it was, I would suggest taking it to a garage if you can’t locate the noise, if the noise is intermittent it could be a bearing or a pulley that’s starting to fail, best to get it checked out 👍
What is the price to get this repair done please.
I would allow 5-600 for the job depends where you go and what parts are used. Hope that helps👍
@@MrAutoFixer cheers mate,mines on a 63 reg,it’s on 88K so it’s due to be changed anytime now.
No worries, let me know how you get on 😊
Rands or @@MrAutoFixer